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George Soros fund buys Violin Memory out of bankruptcy

By Mike Wheatley Apr 25, 2017

All-flash memory storage supplier Violin Memory Inc. has finally emerged from bankruptcy after selling itself to Quantum Partners LP, a private investment fund managed by Soros Fund Management LLC. Violin’s assets were acquired in…

Big Data

Apache Metron, a network security tool, becomes the ASF’s latest top-level project

By Mike Wheatley Apr 25, 2017

Another new open-source project is being welcomed into the Apache Software Foundation’s stable, this time with a focus on cyber security. Apache Metron is the ASF’s latest top-level project, billed as an application framework…

Cloud

On a big earnings day, tech giants are banking on the cloud

By Paul Gillin Apr 25, 2017

Four of the tech industry’s giants will report earnings results today, hoping cloud computing will boost their fortunes. Early earnings reports for the first calendar quarter provided some signs that the cloud is helping…

Cloud

EdgeX Foundry project aims to standardize Internet of Things at the network edge

By Mike Wheatley Apr 24, 2017

It’s no secret that security concerns are holding back the Internet of Things, and much of the blame can be placed on a lack of common IoT development standards. To address this, the Linux…

Apps

Unroll.me isn’t ‘heartbroken’ about giving up your data to Uber

By James Farrell Apr 24, 2017

Unroll.me, an email de-cluttering service owned by California-based data firm Slice Intelligence, wrote a seemingly disingenuous letter to the public on Sunday relating to its involvement in the latest consumer data-mining scandal, one that involved — would you…

Infra

Webroot antivirus update identifies Windows system files as malware

By Duncan Riley Apr 24, 2017

Webroot Inc. antivirus software users are not having a great day. A malware signature update pushed out by the company resulted in the software identifying key Windows system files as being malware. News of the…

Infra

Atlassian’s HipChat hacked with user data and content stolen

By Duncan Riley Apr 24, 2017

HipChat, Atlassian Corp. PLC’s group chat platform, was hacked over the weekend and the hackers got a significant amount of data, including group chat logs. The notification of the hack came from HipChat Chief Security…

Big Data

Big data rewrites the script in the entertainment industry

By R. Danes Apr 24, 2017

Who would have thought the entertainment business would find a use for complex data science algorithms? Yet that is the story at this week’s NAB Show in Las Vegas. And what’s more surprising is…

Infra

Automation is key to managing media in real time

By Bev Bellile Apr 24, 2017

In today’s media-saturated world, there are many ways for people to consume content: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, websites, fan apps, all flavors of social media. The possibilities are endless. For organizations, whether they are an…

Emerging Tech

Report: Amazon now has a self-driving vehicle team

By Duncan Riley Apr 24, 2017

Amazon.com Inc. has established an in-house team to consider ways the e-commerce giant can make use of self-driving vehicle technology, according to a report published by The Wall Street Journal. The team, said to…

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George Soros fund buys Violin Memory out of bankruptcy

Apache Metron, a network security tool, becomes the ASF’s latest top-level project

Unroll.me isn’t ‘heartbroken’ about giving up your data to Uber

Webroot antivirus update identifies Windows system files as malware

Atlassian’s HipChat hacked with user data and content stolen

Big data rewrites the script in the entertainment industry

Automation is key to managing media in real time

Report: Amazon now has a self-driving vehicle team

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